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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-25
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The Sunday School TesChorB' meeting
will bs discontinued for tho summer after
TODAY, The review Of tho lessons Of tho
nsst quarter will bp conducted by Dr.
Cooke nj B o'clock,
Young Memo meeting will be nold at 5
o'clock this evening.
JhS ypurg men's Sunday afternoon
meeting will be held at O'Clsck tenor.
row. .....-
Omen air meeting will DO held at gtl5
o'clock tomorrow at the lover end oil tho
Filth ward market house. .
The BRANCH Association meeting will DO
held at 3!4b O'Clock Sunday afternoon In
tho Third Presbyterian Church.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-25

CLOSING out q lot Of Mems fine LsC0 and
Congress Shoes Mt 81 20, worth 81 80, at
STONR's CASH EHoE STORE.
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Ito was Not

The large circle OF triendo Of Msjor Il.
q, Catch, Of Cincinnati, In this vicinity,
viii DO pleased 10 learn that there is no
truth in the Tumor that he was bit for
between three and four thousand dolara
hy tho large failure OF the Fidelity bank
Of that city, HO did not have dollar in
the Institution. liz will rDtlTn hero In q
few dAyu from the brief Wait he is making
at his home, to Buperlntend the largo
painting contracts hB hGB hBre8bouts, lie
has painted, and Ia engaged In painting
this BesBon, several Of tho largCat Iron and
nail mills ID this locality.
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INITIATED BLOOR
SCrOiuloug, Inherited and COnta
glOus HumOrs Cured
by CutiCura.

THROUGH the medium OF one Of your books ~
] ccived through MI Frank 7, Wtay, Druggist
Apollo, IA | became acquainted with your Uutl
CufA Remedies, and take this opportunity Ia tosli
~ 10 you that their use has permanently cured me
OF ono Of tho worst cases OF blood poisoning, nj
conn elton With eiyIipGlAg that have ever seen
aud this after hQying been pronounced inCuFGblG
OY some OIL the best PHYSICIANS In our county. /
lake great pleasure In forwarding 10 you this tCtii
mDDiRl, unsolicited as it's by you in order that
Others suffering from similar mHladlCS may be On.
COurRged " give your CullCurR lLemC dies 4 ttlai
y. 4. WHlTLlHSRR Ltechbulg, Pp,
Reference; flank T. WfRy, Druggist, Apollo, Pa,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-25

At the meeting Of the Board Of Dlrec.
tors held yesterday convict Jerome, went
to confession, had his Gins forgiven and
his good time" restored. Daring Mr..
Observation-Disclosures thin nun mrs
guilty or the serious otFenGe Of attacking
the Superintendent and q guard, and ss q
penalty had hi1 "good time" taken from
him but the Directors have opened their
great hearts and restored ".
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-25

WE are daily receiving New Novelties
In SuiLingp, pNht0iOOhlngs and Over
CVAtings, which We are prepare CD to mako
up in lIrSt.CIaSs style NJ reasonable
prices
Our While UHlaHndrled Shirt, double
scanned, REINFORCED front and back, at
80 Cents, Is the greatest bargain ever
offered. A full limo Of BAlbrlggGn I'm.
derWCAr from 81 W suit upwards, at
&. NESS \ SONS,
1921 h 1898 Market Street,
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For Tho Information Of TEACHERS.

The Pennsylvania Lines west OF Pitts.
burgh will sell excursion tiCketB to Chica.
20 and rOtutn on July 9th to 18th, 1851,
Tor the annual meeting oil the National
Educational Association. R5turn coupons
will DO good to return until July lS.h.
Special extennion Of time for return trip
can DO arranged at tho meeting through
W. D, Parker, superintendent Of Trans
portation. The Pennsylvania Lines, ope.
fatpd by the Pennsylvania Company,
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati * 81. Louis Rail.
way Company and Chicago, b. Louis K
Pittsburgh Railroad Company, control
direct and short routes to chicago. Tho
fare for the Teachers Convention will be
Rs low Rs via other routes, Pullman Pal.
ace Sleeping aud Parlor Cars and coin.
Portable day coaches run through on oil
express trains, landing passengers In the
Union Passenger Station In the heart Of
tho city. Before making Anal arrange.
mentB you will find II worth while to call
upon or RddreBa the nearest ticket agent OF
the above named lines or MI. SAMUEL
MOODY, District Passenger Agent, Pitts.
burgh, Ia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-25

MRJ. H. KIRK has on exhibition a
large oil painting executed by MisS Title
Reilly, OF this city. 1t is reproduction
from tho celebrated painting Of "OharleB
the First led 10 execution" and Vas paint.
cd at the Mout de ChautOl studio. Mr..
Kirk extends an invitation 10 bls patrons
and friends TO call to see II at his art storo,
No. 1905 Main street.
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Nr,a Advertisements.

Excursion Tickets uriOu Railroad Office.
For KCnt DNCliHg House.
Fourth Of july EXCuniIn ricketts,,
Groceries OF all Kinds on the Camp uTounds-
Mrs. A & Thatcher
For RORohCs- star Insect r0wder-R H. List,
Decorated Chamber Sets Ewlug Bros.
Eherin's sale OF HOu ChOld Goods.
North Street Suuggy school PlCnlc
Grand COgCert ut Little B.unswlCk saloon.
List Of Letters.
Knights Of PythiNs Reunion aud Picnic
A safe brilliant and SOFT Light Isaiah Warren
" Co,
Notice Stockholders meeting
For sale nOusU-ll. +. MCGIGgUr.
Water Rents,
Fowcrs Patent Fly Fans -ECSbitt & Bro.
FluG trades Moving Machine and Engine Oils
Isaiah WRtpu& Co.
Religious Notices Fourth page.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-25
RCnOYuLOuA uLCRra.

JAMES H. Richardson, Custom House, New Or.
broke out on my body until was a mas Of cor.
ruptiOD. Everything known 10 tho medical iaOul.
~ was tried In vain became q mere wreck. Al
times could not In my hands " my head could
not turn III bed, was 10 con, tAnt pain, and looked
upon lie asa cure, No 10 igi OrGnvOi In ton yeGra.
IN RbD heard VI the LHtlgHM A9@Bdlas, used
them, and was perfectly cured
BMOfn 70 btlOfe U. D. Conn ]. u. Crawford.
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STOCKS FOR SALE.
RIAL ESTATE.
FOR RHNT.

No. 1GOs EOiT street, SIS co.
No. 1858 ChRpllnO street, Gil co,
No l72l KOH street, 6 rooms, Sl2OO.
with Natural Gas,
Two rooms on inst floor, No, lliO Char iro street,
=, sioFeToom southeast corner Of sovCnteenth and
store Room, No asa Main street, with natural
ga, 80 W q month.
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Az reported by Christian sChnspI, drug.
giet, Opera Houes corner, yesterday;
YAM, gh.M IN. SP.M. 7rH
C25 70' 70 10 ~
MuRLhpr-FAit,
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sUnOFlttOjs, INupnIrRp.

And ContHglou. Hunors With Los OF Half, m
fruptlOus Of the skin, are positively cured by ca.
KesOlyenl Internally, when all other lnedlonGs
fall. Send for pamphlet
Culcnn BtmediCs tiV sold everywhere pfltCi
UuNOufei the Great shiA Uufe, 90 cents, CuilCufa
SOAP, IN Exquisite BautiaGf, ~ cents; CuLCun
HSdlvGft, tie New Bidjt Purifier, 81 COT P0TrEh
DRp0 AND UilBNiUAL 20 Boston.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-25

Tho Ohio River railroad will sell excur.
sion tickets to all stations on their road
July 2, and 4, returning good July 8, in.
elusive, at one fare for the round trip.
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$500,
ucnulnU Hand Turn

Ladies' commrn aOnBo button, warranted
moi 10 rIp. ]. W, ANlry Sole Agent.
lliJ Main street.
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ONE OF TINE WOnsr CAsEs

We have been selling your CullOura Remedies for
years, ard have the first complaint yet " feCelyb
ir0m purchaser. one Of the worst CAGE Of EtfOi.
ula ever Baw wsH cured BY tue us0 Of lvN bottles
OF CutlOufR RegoiVgnt lutiOuia aud CuIlCufA
soa9, The hOap takes tho cake here asa medl.
TAYLOR d TAYLOR, Druggists,
ffnnk fnFi Khu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-25

WASHINGTON, DO, June %. For West
Virginia, Boulh0rly wtndU, fair weather,
slight changes In Temperature,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-25

ON and after TEDDY We will close our
Store at Z o'clock +, NJ, Saturday OK.
copied. JACOB W. GkUHB,
InMnlnr--
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10 unload bChuonpts nj Gayln'B place,
corner Twenty.thi,d and Market street,
OH Saturday evening, June "
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GALL on or address to NJ. NOuer, the
practical optiCiRn, 81 Twelfth street, In 70.
ference to your npeCtRCles.
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no THE SEA SHORE,
Via the Picturesque -. 3 q. to Atlantic City
aud Cape May, July I,


aud Cape May, July7.
The Baltimore & Ohio BignalIzOs lie on.
trance into Philadelphia by on eycuIulOn
ThuredSy, July I, TO Atlantic City and
Ualo May, the most noted seaside resorts
In the country, This Ia the grRndest OK.
cuTBI on over offered TO tho public, In.
volying q ride over the Picturesque line
Of America" along the beautiful Poto.
mac, through historic Hampers Ferry,
Washington, D. o., Baltimore and Phila.
delphia, aud al rates within the reach OF
everyone who enjoys travelling. Train Of
Parlor Caro- and Eat Lake Coaches will
leave depot, Wheeling, W. Va, at 800 A,
NJ arriving In Philadelphia at S.45 y. NJ.
Next day passengers will leave ON any
resulaT train lor Atlantic City or Cane
May, Tickets will be good for ton days,
with atop-ol privilege at Washington
SlLlY. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS p
M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-25

TO call al Gsvin's place on Saturday even.
ing, June %, and Try his Turtle Soup and
Book Beer,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-25

GKSrLEaRS, sec our 50 90 genuine Kan,
CARGO EhoIB. j. W, AMiUK,
ll43 Main Blfgel,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-25

The town Of Rowlesburg was pretty
thoroughly done up by burglars and
thieves. A number Of the victims were
people from out Of town who had arrived
early to witnrsa the games Of base bail yes.
ierdRy and tho day before. From the
queer ioolIng complained Of the next
morning by all tho viCGims, II
10 evident that they were chlor.
oiormed. The hotels were cleaned
out and many Of the private dwellings
served In the came way, eight watches be.
Ing minced from one hotel aud one man
had all his clOLheg taken. In addition 10
tho vialtot, railroad men and citizens
werO sufferers. Suspicion a..
tachCs to sovefal hard looking characters
who loaiCd about tho town that evening
and disappeared with the night.
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WantOd-6,OOO Mon

LADIES' fine Slippers, all styles, from
35C up, at sToNE's CASH SHoE sroBE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-25

TURTLE Sour and Book Beer at GGvln's
place. on Saturday evening. June %.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-25

Wlhteu-hOVO mon
10 unload schoonCrs nj GNvih'I place,
corner Twenty.third and MArkRt.EttRGl,
Saturday evening, JunB "a. -.
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TuRrLR Sour and Book Beer at Gavln's
place on Saturday evening, June 70,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-25
Light, SOttFIeXibIp Shoes for SummprWGaT,


LADIES' HANDMADE TURNED CATERS, LOW OXFORD TIES
theh
JAMES DIVINE, IiO7 Main street,
II Boot sand
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nIlrLEs, nlackhcadI, skin Blemlshe5, aud Baby
IN HnmOik use Culiuura soap
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Eor further information apply 10 AgenLp
81 baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad, or 10
". D. SMITH,
Div. PAS, Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa,
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which Will postpone the Iong-comIng
y Of relief for them. / am sure that
such discussion as may be had here, on
this and all other subjects, will be car
ried on in that broad spirit of fraternity
and knightly courtesy which should
ever characterize the intercourse of the
members Of the Grand Army of the Re-
public. IL acrimony be allowed TO enter
into the discussion of this subject it will
do more to disrupt and injure our order
than all attacks that may be made upon
il by outsiders. l hope TO see, wherever
II is possible to do 40, posts or associa-
tons of several posts, select committees
to take charge oil and conduct TO ter
mination claims of pensions"
The Commander thanked the Veter-
ans Rights Union and Woman's Relief
Corps for their efforts In behalf OF the
ex-soldiers and paid a brief tribute to
each individual member of his staff for
their devotion to their exacting duties.
He said he himself had devoted the
whole time Of his term Of Office TO the
discharge of his duties. 1t has been a
labor Of love, and, although at times
most arduous, the cordial reception Civ
en- to him throughout the Union, has
li2htened that labor and rendered 1t
most pleasant.
He closed his address by congratulate
ing the survivors of the grand armies Of
the union on the growing spirit OF frater-
nifty between the North and South.
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A BarbarOus COnquerOr.

Timour, better known in history as
Tamerlane, which is simply corrup-
ton of Timour the Lame, was born in
1886, q son of the chief of q Turkish
tribe in Kesh, Central Asia. He claim
ed to be, on his mothers side, direct
descendant of Genghis Khan, the great
conqueror of the thirteenth century.
Timour, reaching the age of maturity
and becoming first the chief of his tribe
and then Khan of large province, as
spired to acquire dominion over all the
countries once ruled by Genghis Khan.
The country between the Jaxartes and
Irish Rivers was first subdued, then
Khiva and all Khorassan were brought
into subsection, with fearful slaughter
of all who resisted. Timour now as
pired to the conquest of the world.
a here is but one God in heaven" he
said; "there should be but one ruler on
earth" All Persia was soon in his
power, the country between the Tigris
and the Euphrates submitted, and the
princes of Georgia became his tribu-
taries. The Mongol empire to the
north was soon overthrown, and the
conqueror then penetrated into Russia,
! threatened Moscow and laid waste the
southern provinces with fire and sword.
In 1898 he set out for the conquest of
India, marched to the city of Delhi,
marking his way with 100, 900 human
corpses. The city capitulated readily,
and Timour, after sending an immense
store of its wealth to his palace at
Samarcand, was about to push his con-
quests to the southwark when he was
recalled by the news of revolt in
Georgia. This he subdued, then over
ran the territory of Syria, and took the
revolted city of Bagdad by storm, leav-
ing in the public square of the city a
pyramid of $4,000 human heads. On
the plains of the Angora, July 20, 1902,
the army of Tamerlane, numbering
200, 900 men, met that of the Turkish
Sultan, Bajazet, having 100000 men.
The Turkish army was totally defeated
and the Sultan captured. Timour's do
minions now covered all Asia, from the
Irish and Volga to the Persian Gulf.
and from the Gauges t. Damascus and
the archipelago. He made Solyman, a
son of Bajazet, ruler of European
Turkey, and his brother Musa ruler
of Turkey in Asia, and laid under
Chc VI ~ ~
now spent two months in festivities in
his palace. after which he prepared for
an invasion of China. He set out early
in February, l405, but had gone only
800 niles from the capital when he
died of an attack of fever. His army
forthwith disbanded, and the invasion
of China was given up. Nearly all of
the conquests of this ruler were lost
almost Immediately by his successors.
The cruelties of Timour were indie
scribable. After laying waste city
with fire and sword, it was said that he
would have the heads of the slaughtered
inhabitants heaped in pyramid to
mark the spot where the city stood.
When the people of Herat rebelled,
the dead bodies of 1000 of their num-
Der were built up with alternate layers
of brick and mortar into pyramid, as
horrible reminder of the consequences
of rebellion. Ocean.
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pOst.pipiOc1ue.

1t has long been disputed point, and
indeed vexed question, as to whether
the so-called great Australian lion ever
existed. Some interesting discoveries,
however, have been recently made in
the Wellington Caves, New South
Wales, of undoubted remains of this
animal. The bones are at present de-
posted at the Mines Department Mu-
scum, Sydney, and consist of several
very complete jawbones, containing the
teeth in an excellent state of preserva-
ton. Prior to being publicly exhibited
they were submitted to the inspection
of Prof. Sir Richard Owen, of the
British Museum; and his opinion is
that the animal was marsupial or
pouch bearing line, fully equal in size
to the existing African species. Dis
coveries of leonine remains have at va
rious times been made in New South
Wales, and also in Victoria, and the
specimens In question are well pre-
served. They have been excavated
from post-pleiocene deposits. and in
connection with them were the remains
of what are known as the Tasmanian
tiger and the Tasmanian devil An
equally interesting fact is that Prof.
Owen, when referring, many years ago,
to the herbivorous characteristics of
the Australian Diprotodon," express
ed his conviction that some large car
nivorous animal must have been cock
istent with him, to keep the race in
check, and that probably lions then in
habited Australia, an hypothesis which
has been fully verified. These facts
are interesting as helping to establish
the fact of the existence in former ages
of the lion in Australia. Chambers
Journal.
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The Formal Sentence of Death.

Chicago special.
Sheriff Matson has received the death
warrant in the anarchist case. The war;
rant which was handed down by the Su-
preme Court says the record of the trial,
as reviewed by the Judges, is without en-
ror, and the judgment of the lower court
Is therefore affirmed. The official notifca-
ton TO the Sheriff closes as follows:
And it is further ordered by the court that the
18th day OF November, A. ID 1887, be, and the
same is hereby, fixed rs the time when the
sentence OF death pronounced upon said plain
tins i'm error August Spies. Michael Schwab,
Samuel Fielden, Albert X. Parsons Adolph
Fischer, George Ensel, and Louis Lingg-by
the Criminal Court OF Cook County, Illinois,
shall be executed and IL is further ordered by
the court that the Sheriff of Cook County, Illi-
nois, be, and the same, is hereby, ordered and
directed To carry into execution the sentence by
the Criminal Court of Cook County. Illinois, OF
the defenlants.
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The design we give our readers, be-
ing one of the most modish, is an illus
tration of the above conclusion. 1t is
plain and unsoftened by so much as
ruche, made of white faille and me-
dunn shade of green velvet. The out
lines are so simple a novice may ar
range it. Besides the broad bands of
velvet at waist, neck and arms, long,
broad sash decorates the back.
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The Reason.

In primary school teacher with
little class around her, composed most
ly of French, was writing upon the
blackboard the words she wished them
to read Hearing a sound and turning
suddenly, she saw little girl, with in
dignant eyes, pointing to boy beside
her, who explained in broken English
that he had attempted to kiss her. To
the teachers remark, why, Napoleon,
what made your" the reply came,
with an innocent air, al loves her; why
shouldn't I?"-BdbyhOod.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-10-05

jay NJ. circuit, we'll known at Ypsilanti
and vicinity as President of the Bohemian
Dat Association, has returned to Ypsilanti
and will start livery stable. 1t is not
enough for his horses or not.
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"A Dowagiac young man, who is sus-
pected of shrewd matrimonial designs,
offers a IS hat to the girl of his acquaint-
ance who is the best laundress. He wants
them to settle the question by exhibiting
their work of the fair.
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Monument to the Policemen Killed at Hay
market Square.
Chicago Telegram

INIIIVUbU ltIVE HIIIsI
An earnest effort has been inaugurated
by number of Chicagos prominent and
public spirited citizens to raise funds for
suitable monument to the blue coated
heroes who lost their lives in the Haymar-
ket riot. Many of the leading business
men are lending their aid to the movement,
and contributing TO the fund.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-10-05

"DocToR," said Mr.. Swallowgood,
"my throat has been sore for several
DAYS; what shall 1 do for it?" DR..
Blunt-"Give it q rest. It's over
worked. Don't do anything for week
but breathe with il.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-10-05

latter city he graduated in law, taking the
degree of l.. ID. in 1871. The new Minis
ter is Christian, and belongs to one of
the noblest Greek families of Turkey. On
his return to Constantnople he entered
the Foreign Office, and for two years he
was one of the private secretaries of the
present reigning Sultan. Afterward he
was appointed Secretary of Legation to the
Embassies of Servia, Roumania, England,
and Spain, and from the latter post he was
gazetted Envoy and Minister Of the Sultan
to Washington, d. c., U. S. A. He is q
man below the medium height, stout and
compactly built, with large head. He is
we'll liked for his skillful diplomacy, schol-
arly attainments, elegant courtesy, and
gentlemanly qualities.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-10-05

SOME people have no perspective in
their conscience. Their moral conv;o-
tions are the same on all subjects. They
are like reader who speaks every word
with equal emphasis.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-10-05

WHATS the difference between
wood-chopper and a miser? One cuts
down trees and the other expenses
Ddnsuille Breeze.
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MISS ELLIS, the American physician,
gets $500 a year for looking after
the physical condition of the Queen of
Corea
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-10-05

THE susceptible youth is like mos
quito. There is little hope for him
after he gets mashed.-Boston Tran
script.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-10-05

Binghamton On. " Business College.
In 1877 she married M. G. Bittenben-
der, removed to Nebraska. and edited
the Osceola Record. Was elected
Secretary and Treasurer of the Polk
County Agricultural Association. In
1881 she became Secretary and then
President of the new State Woman
Suffrage Association. In 1882 she was
admitted to the bar, passing a very
successful examination in open court,
having studied under her husband
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-10-05

A CROSS dog will make the upper
strand of a barbed-wire fence feel soft
as downy pillows are. - Atchison
Champion.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-10-05

WE may train ourselves in habit OF
patience and contentment on the one
hand, or of grumbling and discomfort
on the other.